Croatia invokes pictures of miles of unspoiled beaches, rocky mountains and pristine natural spots. No wonder, so many visitors flock to the islands nestled in the Adriatic Sea. Each of the Croatian islands has a unique lifestyle and culture. The Kornati Islands, Krapanj and the island of Brac are a heaven for the visitors.

Visit Zagreb, the capital city, where you’ll discover the modern face of Croatia. For the culture enthusiast, the city of  Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers fascinating monuments and churches including the Cathedral, St Blaise’s Church and the Jesuit Church, Franciscan  Monastery and the Maritime Museum. Discover Croatia’s Roman past in the city of Split. Stop by the Diocletian Palace, browse the Meštrovic  Gallery and glance through the artifacts at the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments.

Croatia opens up wonderful visitas for the nature lovers and active travelers. With seven national parks, three in the mountainous regions and four along the coast, there are unlimited opportunities for skiing, swimming, fishing, sailing, kayaking and diving. Besides, the country has developed a healthy sports culture in spectator sports like football and basketball.

Old Town Dubrovnik, situated on the Dalmatian coast, was an important Mediterranean sea power from the 14th century onwards. Although severely damaged by an earthquake in 1667, Dubrovnik managed to preserve its beautiful Renaissance and Baroque palaces , churches and fountains. There are many luxury hotels in Dubrovnik close to old town.